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In this post, I’ll explain the process for designing and selling T-shirts with Teespring, share a few insider tips for making money off your T-shirts, and list a few alternative T-shirt websites you also might be interested in trying. Designing and selling T-shirts with Teespring is a simple and risk-free process. If you already have a vision in your head, you can probably create and launch a campaign in under 10 minutes. If you want to make money from your T-shirt ideas, you’ll need to make sure you reach your sales goal. Here’s some expert advice on how to run a successful Teespring campaign: Teeview showcases all of the campaigns currently live on Teespring. Lewis Ogden, who made $400 in one week from Teespring, visits Teeview to see which designs are doing well. He suggests you “sort successful campaigns by sales numbers or search for the most profitable.” As for design, he stresses one thing over everything else: “KEEP IT SIMPLE.” Do you have a blog about cocker spaniels?

Are you a member of a local gardening club? Whatever community you know or have access to, create a design that appeals to them. Larry Deane runs a blog about life in the Blue Ridge Mountains, so he created a shirt targeted at his community — and quickly earned $100. If you don’t have a niche community you want to sell to, take advantage of a season or trend. Travis Petelle suggests designing t-shirts around “buzz topics,” which could include popular sporting events, TV shows and celebrity mishaps. As an example of the latter, he explains: “Miley Cirus [sic] made me around $8,000 in t-shirt sales.” For another example, look at all the people making money off Katy Perry’s Left Shark. Several Teespring users suggest hiring someone from Fiverr or oDesk to create your design. In the past, Ogden has paid an oDesk designer $15 for one hour and received two to three designs. Though you don’t want to overwhelm your customers, it’s a good idea to have a few color and style options so they can purchase a T-shirt that suits them.

If you’re just starting out, you don’t really have any idea how your T-shirts will sell. As Petrelle points out: “If you don’t make your goal number of sales, the shirt won’t be printed… and YOU WON’T GET PAID. So, if you have no traffic and little advertising investment, stick with a lower number. If your campaign is nearing its end and you haven’t reached your sales goal yet, Deane says you should lower it. This, he says, “will ensure that you at least get some revenue from your effort.” This is one of the most important tips on the list. Though Teespring does run some Facebook and Adwords ads on your behalf (based on keywords you specify during the design process), most successful designers also run their own paid ads. For this, Facebook is the platform of choice. According to Bank, who made $3,893 in one week with Teespring, that’s because “a specific design of T-shirt needs to be served to a specific audience based on their interests. Facebook is the right traffic source to get this done because it contains a huge amount of people’s information.”

On his site, Ogden also offers a lot of advice for creating and targeting Facebook ads for success. Whether your first attempt fails or succeeds, there’s always room for improvement. Find out what other Teespring T-shirt designers are doing by connecting with them in a Facebook group like this, this, this or this. Many of the designers said their first designs weren’t very profitable — so it’s important to keep trying. “Out of 10, I usually have 4-5 campaigns that are profitable,” says Bank. “Try to test many different ads to see your CTR and conversion rate. Don’t give up if you run only 2-3 campaigns. Everything needs time to learn and be a success.” Eager for more Teespring tips? Check out Side Hustle Nation’s interview with Benny Hsu, who earned six figures in six months from the site! Though most of the success stories I’ve read come from Teespring, there are many other T-shirt design companies you can try. Here are several popular alternatives: